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			AAn unfortunate side-effect of deleting ‘Continuous’ Section breaks in Word is that they tend to cause the preceding ‘Next Page’ Section break to be converted to a ‘Continuous’ Section break. A workaround is to convert the Section break to the same kind as the one that precedes it, then delete break. You can do that via Layout>Page Setup>Layout>Section Start. 
		
		
		
		
The following macro automates the process. Simply select a range spanning the unwanted break before running the macro. Code: 
	Sub DelSctnBrk() Application.ScreenUpdating = False With Selection.Sections .Last.PageSetup.SectionStart = .First.PageSetup.SectionStart .Last.Range.Characters.First.Previous.Delete End With Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub 
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